At the Bosch Connected World Conference, Musk talked about topics such as generative AI, superintelligent AGI, autonomous vehicles, and robotics. Musk expressed concerns about the development of artificial intelligence, stating that a lack of regulation could lead to negative consequences. Tesla plans to achieve full autonomy in the US and expand to Europe and other regions. Musk believes that the speed of development of generative AI technology is accelerating rapidly, with usage and development rates multiplying tenfold every six months. Musk predicts that shortages in electricity and transformers may become bottlenecks for AI technology development, potentially appearing as early as 2025.

The rapid development of AI technology has led humanity to re-examine the views of technological conservatism. Yudkowsky warns that humanity may have only 5 years left, facing a potential robot disaster. New technological conservatives are concerned about the impact of AI on employment and social equity. People should be cautious about the negative effects that technological advancements may bring.

In his annual open letter, Bill Gates predicts that artificial intelligence will trigger a technological explosion, accelerating new discoveries in the tech field. Over the next 18 to 24 months, widespread use of AI among the populace in developed countries will impact productivity and innovation. Gates is particularly focused on the application of AI in developing nations, emphasizing equity in global health. He highlights several use cases of AI in education and health, including combating diseases and personalized educational software. Gates stresses that AI applications need to be adjusted according to each country's situation to better suit local realities.